Have you ever wondered what some of Hollywood's most popular stars looked like before they landed their biggest (or at least, one of their biggest) roles? We were curious. I mean, you're telling us there are just videos out there of people like Rachel McAdams and Miley Cyrus before they were household names? Sign us up, we're ready to watch! And we bet you are too.
1. Matthew McConaughey reading for David Wooderson in Dazed and Confused:
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2. Jason Momoa reading for Khal Drogo in Game Of Thones:
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3. Rachel McAdams reading for Allie in The Notebook:
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4. Emma Stone reading for Olive in Easy A:
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5. Selena Gomez reading for Alex Russo in Wizards of Waverly Place:
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6. Steve Carell reading for Brick in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy:
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7. Megan Fox reading for Mikaela in Transformers:
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8. Blake Lively reading for Serena in Gossip Girl:
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9. Lea Michele reading for Rachel in Glee:
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10. Miley Cyrus reading for "Zoey," the original best friend created for Hannah Montana:
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11. Scarlett Johansson reading for Judy Shepard in Jumanji:
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12. Robert De Niro reading for Sonny Corleone in The Godfather:
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13. Demi Lovato reading for Sonny in Sonny With A Chance:
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14. Gabourey Sidibe reading for Precious in Precious:
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15. Jennifer Garner reading for Elektra in Daredevil:
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Who had your favorite audition tape? Tweet us if you think they did or didn't deserve the role!
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Maybe it's because we've been struggling to find one man to love us, let alone two, or maybe it's because it reduces pretty awesome female characters to a girl who can't decide which boy she loves, but we've grown a pretty tired of the love triangle trope saturating so many TV shows and movies. It seems like vampires are only ever happy if they're competing for a girl (and, of course, they simply must be vampires). Are there really no other ways to complicate a love story?
1. Sookie/Eric/Bill (True Blood)
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Sookie, waitress (who spends shockingly little time actually waiting tables) and faerie, loves vampire Bill Compton. She is "his," which is some pseudo-romantic vampire way of possessing a woman like an object, and along comes douchey bad-haired vampire Eric. She hates Eric at first, but then he cuts his hair and gets amnesia, forgetting he's actually a jerk, and they fall in love. And then the two vampires compete over her for, like, ever. After this whole love triangle (a square, if you consider her relationship with werewolf Alcide) ordeal fades, she ends the series with a rando who we don't meet. Umm, cool? At least we had some steamy moments of threesome fantasies.
2. Olivia/Jake/Fitz (Scandal)
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Is anyone into Olivia and Fitz anymore? We're not really sure there would be a show without this love triangle though, because Pope &amp; Prez need to be lovers torn apart, and, what with the First Lady generally approving of their relationship (and engaging in extramarital affairs of her own), something needs to keep them apart. Enter Jake, secret agent man. We like Olivia Pope best when she's wearing Burberry trenches and "handling" situations like nobody else can. We tolerate her love life (although we do cherish the non-booty calls and her standing up for herself).
3. Jack/Kate/Sawyer (Lost)
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We're not sure if we'll ever fully understand what happened on Lost, but we do know that the episodes weren't nearly as entertaining when they focused on this love triangle. Wasn't there enough going on here without this overplayed scenario?
4. Bella/Jacob/Edward (The Twilight Saga)
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As much as we tried to bury our head in the sand and avoid this book/film series, the cursed Team Edward/Team Jacob drama found a way to perpetually enter our lives. Its ubiquity alone is enough to grow tired of. As far as we're concerned, if we didn't like the vampire-werewolf-human triangle on True Blood (okay, Sookie isn't human, but you get it), we're certainly not going to enjoy one where the vampire sparkles.
5. Rory/Dean/Jess (Gilmore Girls)
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This is the love triangle we understand the most of all of these. No, not just because both Dean and Jess are irresistible and pretty unconditional in their affection for the perfect Rory Gilmore, but because Dean was sort of the first boy she had ever noticed. She started dating him, things were going smoothly, and then Jess came along. Understandably, when a bad boy who loves reading comes along, swooning is inevitable. Dean was a good first boyfriend, a bit too needy for our taste, and Jess made a huge mistake by, you know, leaving town while still dating Rory and not even saying anything, but we understood where she was coming from, at least. That still didn't make it enjoyable to watch Dean peacock and proclaim Stars Hollow as "his town."
6. Jack/Elizabeth/Will (Pirates of the Caribbean)
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Come on, Elizabeth! You can't just throw away your relationship every time Johnny Depp looks damn cute in a costume. You will never have a healthy love life that way.
7. Meredith/Derek/Addison (Grey's Anatomy)
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It's always a grey area when a TV show makes you ship a relationship between a married man and his mistress, and that's exactly what happened here. We liked Derek and Meredith with the complications they already faced - a one night stand that turned into the pair working at the same hospital (and the accusations that she was sleeping her way to the top). When Addison came back into the picture, it just annoyingly kept apart two characters we knew should be together.
8. Serena/Nate/Dan (Gossip Girl)
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The relationships on Gossip Girl mostly played like a square dance's exchange of partners, and we never liked Nate and Serena together (even though, goodness gracious, they were a gorgeous-looking couple) because he was her BFF's boyfriend. What happened to girl code, S? (To be fair, Blair then went for Lonely Boy despite his former relationship with Serena). Eventually, this show's only relationship we rooted for was strangely Chuck and Blair.
9. Katniss/Peeta/Gale (The Hunger Games)
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This one never seemed like much of a love triangle to us. As we read the book, and even in the first movie, we sort of felt like, "Gale who?" It was always Peeta. Katniss and Gale's relationship was strictly platonic, despite Hemsworth's hunkiness. His attractiveness is all he has going for him, and it's squandered by his jealousy. Peeta, on the other hand, is cute, caring, maybe a little needy, but we dig it. The real attraction to the movies/books lies in the revolution though (which is greatly motivated by Katniss' desire to rescue Peeta, further proof of his superiority).
10. Buffy/Angel/Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
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Seriously, what is it about vampire relationships that leads to love triangles? This is a little ridiculous. Buffy and Angel are perfect beyond words, a modern supernatural Romeo and Juliet plagued not by sparring families, but by an ancient curse, and Spike had vampire impotence and made a Buffy-bot. Really? We liked Buffy and Spike's banter, but the romance between the two always felt a bit wrong to us (and even Spike didn't believe her when she said she loved him).
11. Ross/Rachel/Joey (Friends)
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Why. Did. This. Happen. Ross and Rachel, the annoyingly on-again, off-again, "we-were-on-a-break" couple everyone shipped throughout the 90s, were each other's lobsters. Joey, the show's resident Casanova, suddenly falls in love with her, even though she has Ross' baby? Whose decision was that?

Imagine you were somehow able to get ten celebrities at your Thanksgiving table this year, and they had to exhibit the qualities of a typical table full of family. For us, this means caring, concerned, crazy and wildly intrusive. We believe these ten exhibit the qualities of their specific roles in the family, and we could see this combination of people gathered for an amazing, but semi-dysfunctional Thanksgiving.
1. Martha Stewart as Grandma
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Why would you NOT choose Martha Stewart at any sort of food event? Could you imagine the pies and the decor for Thanksgiving with the household name for everything "household?" It would be impeccable. We can imagine her being loving, but firm. She wouldn't ask you millions of questions, but she would never beat around the bush. She'd inspect from afar and expect the best from you.
2. Robert De Niro as Grandpa
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We wrestled with a stud like Harrison Ford, but I think having a hot grandpa may be a little awkward. Instead, we chose a true movie star/producer/director. We imagine him being blunt and sarcastic. He'd balance out Martha's pre-Thanksgiving freak out with his calming mannerisms. He'd be a real man's man with the boys of the family, but also genuinely interested in what was going on with the ladies.
3. Seth Rogen as the Fun/Crazy Uncle
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Seth would be the single, fun-loving uncle who basically taught you everything inappropriate growing up. He was always saying the wrong things and took jokes too far for children ears. Your mom would constantly be scolding him while trying to refrain from laughing herself. You always looked forward to him coming to family events now, because you're family has finally accepted that your not-so-young ears can withhold the jokes, so they have come out in full force. He's definitely the uncle to bring the beer.
4. Zooey Deschanel as the Cool Aunt
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Aunt Zooey is still young enough that she doesn't feel she has too much authority over you, so you get along great. She'd ask you about your significant other (or lack thereof), but not embarrass you publicly about it. She'd give the best gifts and have a sophisticated charm about her. At the dinner table, she'd get wine drunk, but still keep it together. She'd never be shocked or offended by Seth, but also never go as far as he does. She'd be calm, cool and collected.
5. Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the Nice Uncle
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Joseph would obviously be married to Zooey, and they'd be an adorable young couple. He would always look out for you and be someone you knew you could go to without judgement. At Thanksgiving, he'd be one of the quieter few to just hang back and listen to everyone else. He was always contempt with not being the center of attention.
6. Kendall Jenner as a Cool Cousin
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Can you imagine how interested everyone will be in Kendall's blossoming career and how much they will forget about your seemingly unimportant life in comparison? She would get all the unwanted attention, and being her cousin would have some major perks right now. You could ask about her new lob and Estee Lauder gig and see if there were free goodies she'd want to pass on. She'd also probably be on her phone most of the day which would annoy many of your matronly family members.
7. Julianne Moore as Mom
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After seeing her as President Coin in Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1, we think she's the obvious choice. She has the I've-got-it-all-together vibe and seems to be very nuturing. She wouldn't be the kind of mom who claims to be her kid's best friend and you probably be annoyed by her growing up, but get along well now. She'd be a very proud and bragging parent and make sure to annouce your recent achievements at the table.
8. George Clooney as Dad
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Sure, this may mean you think your dad is extremely attractive, but George is the only celeb for the job. He'd be protective of his daughters and supportive of his sons. He's strong and nurturing, and if he is where you get your genes from... that can only mean good things. He'd be fun and funny at the table when he wanted to be, but definitley stern if needed. He'd be the one to join Seth in watching football and drinking beer after the big meal.
9. Blake Lively as Big Sis
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HOW COOL WOULD THAT BE? She'd be the sibling that you get along really well with, but also bicker with over unimportant things. You probably hadn't seen her in awhile, with her being busy with Preserve and being with child and all that, so Thanksgiving is a good way to reconnect. She'd definitley show that she was more adult than you by offering to bring homemade pies to the meal. Everyone will rave about them despite if actually taste good or not, because it's her first domestic attempt.
10. Ryan Reynolds as the Cute Brother-in-Law
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Ryan is the beloved new member of the family. The gang has always liked him and couldn't be happier with his inclusion in the holiday. He'd get along really well with Seth, but also be calm and serious with George. He'd be the one to make everyone actually go out and play football on the lawn. He'd also make several jokes about drinking for him AND Blake throughout the day.

Actress Lynda Bellingham was laid to rest at a small, private funeral on Monday (03Nov14). The Canadian/British star died aged 66 on 19 October (14) following a battle with bowel cancer.
On Monday, she was mourned by friends and family at Church of St. Bartholomew in Somerset, England at a funeral service which her widower Michael Pattemore organised according to his wife's instructions.
The actress wanted the memorial to be a "lively celebration" so her best friend, British actor Christopher Biggins, arrived in a pink suit and made jokes during his tribute.
Speeches were also made by Bellingham's former panellists on British talk show Loose Women, Jane McDonald and Denise Welch, and British actress Maureen Lipman, as well as by her sister, husband and two sons Michael and Robbie.
Fireworks were let off as mourners, including Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci, Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes, singer Coleen Nolan and actor Robert Lindsay, left the church.
Another service will take place in London on 11 February (14).

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Celebrities are always treading a fine line between being overexposed and off the radar, with most of them rarely striking a balance. The box office can be fickle, and their public persona plays an equal if not major part in their likeability index. Could you imagine if Anne Hathaway played Katniss in the Hunger Games instead of Jennifer Lawrence? Something tells us falling down at the Oscars wouldn't be so endearing. That being said, here is a shortlist of actors and actresses who need to take a break in Cabo for a while, or recede from our eyeballs completely.
Katherine Heigl
Katherine Heigl is the equivalent of a framed stock photo insert. Blond hair and a bright smile groups her in as one of Hollywood's pretty people, but her acting and personality are instantly forgettable. Slap a bridesmaid dress or a gun holster to her, it's all the same. With a rock-solid reputation of being a pain in the ass, she's already been replaced in a number of film roles, but recently announced her triumphant return to television in an NBC pilot where she'll play a "maverick CIA officer." Just what we needed, another Covert Affairs.
Vin Diesel
How did Vin Diesel manage to stay famous, with "famous" being a relative term, you might ask? We need the living embodiment of Shrek to carry the Pitch Black franchise and continue to sell flashy sports cars in the seventh (7?!) edition of Fast and Annoyed. Teaming up with another actor who we'd like to ship back to Ireland (Gerald Butler), he's slated to star in the film adaptation of the hit action video game Kane &amp; Lynch. How many bald, raspy-voiced action stars do we need? Just keep letting Jason Statham do his thing; he works a suit better than most of them anyway.
Kristen Stewart
Acting is exhausting, or at least that's what Kristen Stewart's face seems to convey in every role she plays. While her pubescent angst worked in her favor for a while, it starts to wear thin after so many roles. You hear more about her tumultuous relationship with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson than you do about her work, so maybe it's time to lay low girl. With plans to reunite with her Adventureland co-star Jesse Eisenberg and a sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman underway, Stewart has no plans of taking it easy.
Vince Vaughn
It's no wonder we bemoan the current state of romantic comedies with schlubby man-children as our leading men. As part of this particular subset, Vince Vaughn has graduated from slacker lead, to slacker lead with children. He's the Tom Hanks of subpar comedies, playing the same role ad nauseam without Spielberg and good material to back him up. Even Richard Ayoade couldn't save The Watch. We love Vaughn in an ensemble comedy like Anchorman or darkly sardonic in Wedding Crashers and Swingers, but what we can't take is more dead fish rom-coms, which Delivery Man is shaping up to be. It's time to follow in Matthew McConaughey's footsteps and pick offbeat roles or step aside for more interesting actors.
Other honorable mentions include: Seth Rogen, Jessica Alba, Shia LaBeouf and those Hemsworth brothers we can't tell apart.
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Now that two film adaptations of kid-lit classic Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs are bonafide box office hits, Hollywood should be back at the well, seeking out the next family blockbuster. We're shocked that some of our favorite childhood reads have yet to be optioned and CGI-ed into marketable films. For your consideration, here are five such tiny tomes we hope get the adaptation treatment someday soon.
Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar
The Wayside series, like other books on our list, was adapted for a TV special. But the weird and wonderful world of that absurdist middle school has the potential to be magic on the big screen. Fitting in every detail of all the 30th-story students would be impossible, but we demand at least the inclusion of Sammy, a kid who turned out to be a dead rat in a raincoat, and Jenny, who wears a motocycle helmet and has a dog named What.
The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash by Trinka Hakes Noble
Reading Rainbow graduates will remember the tale of Jimmy's escaped pet. The book details the madcap events of a very chaotic school field trip and definitely calls for a big-budget animated feature.
Love You Forever by Robert Munsch
This one is a no-brainer. The ode to motherly devotion would inspire massive ticket sales to its weepy fans and might even have some Oscar potential with the right casting. Paging Meryl Streep.
The Amelia Bedelia Series by Peggy Parish
Tom Hanks's name has been attached to this project for several years, but we still don't have the Amelia Bedelia movie the world so desperately deserves. May we suggest Melissa McCarthy as a wild card to play the confused housekeeper?
Superfudge by Judy Blume
Generation Y would come out in droves to see a skillful adaptation of Judy Blume's story of sibling rivalry. And it would make a star out of the unknown kid chosen to play Fudge, the world's most annoying little brother.
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Let's face it, celebrity comebacks are about as irresistible as the run-through-the-streets-naked meltdowns that usually precede them. (We've got our eye on you, Bieber!). Movie audiences are very forgiving, after all, especially when stars appear to have learned from their mistakes. Here's our list of the five best comeback roles in recent Hollywood history.
5. Andrew Dice Clay in Blue JasmineWoody Allen's decision to cast the washed-up, foul-mouthed comedian in his latest film, Blue Jasmine, left a lot of people scratching their heads…until they actually saw it. The role was Clay's first in over a decade, and he's now earning Oscar buzz for his lively portrayal of an embittered ex-husband.
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4. Mickey Rourke in The WrestlerRourke was being heralded as the next Marlon Brando before a sojourn into professional boxing and other oddball side trips had him disappear from the spotlight. But it was his gritty performance as a washed-up wrestler than earned him a 2008 Academy Award nomination, as well as a rare second act as a Hollywood star.
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3. Robert Downey Jr. in Iron ManBy the early 2000s, Robert Downey Jr. was all but finished: the latest in a long list of promising young actors overtaken by drugs and alcohol. But after finally getting himself clean, Downey began to slowly rebuild his career, which culminated with his sterling performance as the wisecracking tech genius turned superhero Tony Stark in 2008's Iron Man.
2. Ben Affleck in ArgoA mere nine years after "Bennifer" and Gigli, Ben Affleck proved just about everyone wrong by winning the Best Picture Oscar for Argo. Guess he did have talent all along.
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1. John Travolta in Pulp FictionHad Quentin Tarantino not decided to take a chance on the presumably past-his-prime actor back in 1994, classics like Battlefield Earth would never have seen the light of day.
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Greetings fellow The Voice watchers and welcome to the Knockout Rounds! Since many of my East Coast colleagues are busy dealing with the wrath of Hurricane Sandy (stay safe, y’all!), I am “stepping up to the mic,” as it were, and taking over The Voice recapping duties for the time being. Now to be honest, I’ve only seen a few episodes of the show here and there, but anything involving the words “singing battles,” “knockout rounds,” and “Adam Levine” sounds like a good time to me. So let’s get started!
With no more steals to fall back on, the pressure was on in full force for the remaining 40 contestants, especially since only half of them (that’s 20 for you anti-math fans like myself) will be selected for the show’s live playoffs by week’s end. Yikes!
Last night featured Team Adam vs. Team Cee Lo…
Team Adam:
The first two to face off were Joselyn Rivera and Kayla Nevarez. Since both girls have a similar pop star quality sound, Adam wanted to get these two side by side to see which one deserves to advance to the next round. In a bold move, Rivera tackled Beyoncé's “Love on Top” song and managed to hit a wide variety of hard-to-reach notes (well, at least most of them). Nevarez, on the other hand, opted to play things a little safer by giving a cautious rendition of “Shark in the Water” by V V Brown. Though Adam was very pleased with both performances, he preferred Joselyn’s risky approach and advanced her to the next round.
Next up was Joe Kirkland vs. Bryan Keith, who also share a similar sound (I think I’m starting to understand the strategy here). In a surprise choice, Joe belted out “Mean” by Taylor Swift, while Bryan went for the swoon approach with “Everything I Do (I Do It for You)” by Bryan Adams. Joe may have had the risk factor in this one, but Bryan’s spot-on performance proved that he has the talent to make any song (even the romantic, cheesy ones) his very own. So it’s Bryan for the win!
Then came Amanda Brown who sang “Paris (Ooh La La)” by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals vs. Michelle Brooks-Thompson, who performed “Spotlight” by Jennifer Hudson. Talk about two powerhouse voices, these girls have it in spades. Amanda brought sass and vocal firepower, while Michelle showed off some serious artistic range. And while they both seemed to kill it out there (Christina called it a real singer’s battle), Adam decided to go with his gut and keep Amanda. Personally, I agree with the choice. That girl’s singing chops deserve a proper chance in the spotlight.
Next we had Loren Allred sing “You Know I’m No Good” by Amy Winehouse against Nicole Nelson, who chose to perform “If I Ain’t Got You” by Alicia Keys. According to the rehearsal footage, it looked like Nicole was the preferred favorite, however, Loren had a truly stellar performance, making all of the coaches speechless and completely wowed. Adam wanted her to stop sounding like a wedding singer and take on a deeper, darker edge. Well, wish granted! It was a truly incredible breakout moment that left Adam with only one choice: he had to pick Loren. Let’s hope there’s more where that came from. Loren, welcome to the dark side!
Last up for Team Adam, Melanie Martinez took on “Bulletproof” by La Roux, while Sam James performed “Walking in Memphis” by Marc Cohn. Sam’s style was fun, but it lacked the vocal strength necessary to stay in the competition at this point. That being said, I think he is just adorable and I want us to be best friends (seriously, can we make this happen, please?). But regardless, Melanie’s albeit breathy performance was far superior, so it’s no surprise Adam sent her into the playoffs. Now we just need her to get rid of that hair bow.
Team Cee Lo:
First up was Avery Wilson (singing Chris Brown’s “Yeah 3x”) vs. Cody Belew (singing “Jolene” by Dolly Parton). It seemed to be an off night for Avery, who was trying to do a little too much all at once when he really should’ve been focusing on how his voice sounded (thus the name of the show). But instead of giving the guy some leeway, Cee Lo decided to send him packing, sending Cody off to the next round. And just like that, the guy everyone thought would win it all, doesn’t even make it to the playoffs! Oh Cee Lo, you really are one unpredictable fella.
Next up was Mackenzie Bourg vs. Daniel Rosa – who both had very unique song selections. While Mackenzie performed Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe,” Daniel sang “Back to December,” making this the second Taylor Swift song of the night – both performed by guys (is this a trending thing now?). But unlike Daniel’s rather forgettable rendition, Mackenzie completely changed up the monotonously catchy tune into something that was – dare I say – kinda awesome? I know, you guys. I shouldn’t like it, but I did. By the end, even his opponent was singing along. This dude has my vote! And apparently he has Cee Lo’s too since he sent Mackenzie on to the next round. (Maybe we should lay off the Taylor Swift songs for a while, gentlemen).
Then came Terisa Griffin who went up against Trevin Hunt in a seemingly flawed move on Cee Lo’s part. These are two amazing singers who both deserve to go on to the playoffs, so why pit them against each other so soon? But hey, that’s just one girl’s opinion. Terisa sang the classic Whitney Houston song “Saving All My Love for You,” which was just as emotionally powerful as it was vocally. Seriously, this girl can bring tears to your eyes faster than any Nicholas Sparks book. But then there’s Trevin, who did an equally strong performance with Phil Collins’ hit “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now).” Seriously, why does either of them have to go home? This is like the Sophie’s Choice of singing competitions. But sadly, a decision did have to be made and Cee Lo chose to save (drumroll please)…Trevin!
The next knockout battle was between Mycle Wastman and Nicholas David, who both have very soulful voices. Mycle went with Elton John’s “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me.” It was good and everyone loved it, but then again, that could have more to do with the song than the actual performance. Meanwhile, Nicholas sang a lively rendition of “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae, making this yet another guy opting to sing a girl song (was this an intentional theme for the night?). It was fun, but I wasn’t overly thrilled. Perhaps now that I’ve heard Trevin sing, no other guy can match up. Even the coaches seemed split on what to do. But in the end, Cee Lo made the decision to keep Nicholas.
And last but not least was Caitlin Michele (singing “Bring Me to Life” by Evanescence) vs. Diego Val (singing “Are You Gonna Go My Way” by Lenny Kravitz). The song choices were actually pretty perfect for each of their individual styles. There’s no doubt Caitlin has the stronger vocal talent, but Diego really knows how to liven up a crowd with all that energy of his. None of the coaches seems all that thrilled with either performance (probably because they’re still in shock over Terisa’s unnecessary elimination. I’m not bitter or anything). But regardless, Cee Lo chose to advance Diego into the playoffs.
And look – this means Cee Lo has picked five guys and zero girls to go on to the live shows. I’m not sure if this makes him utterly foolish or a complete genius. We’ll find out soon enough! But in the meantime, what did you think of last night’s eliminations? Sound off in the comments below.
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Another spoiler-filled Gossip Girl photo is making the rounds today and it hints at another happy ending, this time for arguably the most on-again-off-again couple on this show. It looks like Lonely Boy Dan (Penn Badgley) and Serena (Blake Lively) will finally find their way back into each other’s arms by season’s end. And lest you think this is another one of their short-term relationships, take a peek at the spoiler-ific photo below:
In this pic, we see Serena and Dan… getting married? What the what?!? Could this be a dream, a PR stunt, or a fake-out of any kind?
No, my dear, skeptical Gossip Girl fans. Feast your eyes on the truth: Sources tell Hollywood.com that the wedding is real. Serena and Dan do get married. Added bonus scoop: They're also filming a "five years later" epilogue.
This latest bit of news comes right on the heels of two other big reveals about the final season of Gossip Girl. First, we found out that the identity of Gossip Girl will be revealed, and then this photo revealed that another UES couple, Blair and Chuck, are also on their way to the altar. With all of these crazy stories being spoiled, we can only wonder what even crazier stories are being kept under wraps.
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“I am scared to death,” says pro dancer Louis Van Amstel heading into Tuesday’s elimination round on Dancing with the Stars. He and his partner, all-star Sabrina Bryan, were in danger during last week’s elimination, and despite a performance that wowed the judges, the All-Star season offers some tough choices for viewers. It’s something van Amstel is very aware of.
“The scores were not bad, they were good, but of course everyone else who went after us had better scores, so that actually puts you in the middle of the pack,” he says. Still, Bryan and van Amstel delivered a lively disco routine that had the crowd dancing right along with them. “The crowd was going nuts," he says. "It was fun, so hopefully the people at home picked up the phone."
And the routine wasn’t just a cake walk. These dancers are working hard. Bryan’s routine had four lifts, which is an admirable feat. “Out of the four lifts, two of them, particularly, were not very easy and they worked … I really feel [Sabrina] couldn’t have done anything different and I wouldn’t have done anything different,” says van Amstel.
Van Amstel – who says he “has a feeling” about tonight’s elimination without jinxing himself by telling us what that feeling is – hopes the audience starts to pay a little more attention to what’s happening below everyone’s shoulders. (For once, we won’t lecture you with some sort of “my eyes are up here” comment.) “You see some great dancers leave the competition, so what I’m hoping is that from now on, people are going to look at the dancing, not just personality,” he says.
That’s where the differentiation between contestants lies at this point in the competition. They’re all great people, but only some are great dancers. “There is not one person on that cast from the pro side or the celebrity side that is not a lovable person and has a lot of passion,” says van Amstel. But for now, all van Amstel can do is hope voters become more concerned with dance steps than personality. “I would ask that even if I wasn’t on this season,” he says. Did you vote for Louis and Sabrina? Are your fingers crossed to keep them on the show? Follow Kelsea on Twitter @KelseaStahler [Photo Credit: ABC] More: 'Dancing' Backstage With Louis Van Amstel: Sabrina Was So Happy She Cried 'Dancing' Backstage With Louis van Amstel: Is This The Most Emotional 'DWTS' Season Ever? 'Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars' Recap: Tears and Cheers From Our Partners: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson Cuddle at Chateau Marmont: 15 of the ‘Twilight’ Couple’s Most Romantic Date Nights — GALLERY (Celebuzz) Reese Witherspoon Debuts Post-Baby Figure Two Weeks After Giving Birth — PHOTOS (Celebuzz)